I actually have two pairs of these boots and am a big fan. I bought the first pair to use when volunteering at a wildlife rehab center where we are required to use non-slip boots. These are a perfect option because they are easy to sanitize, protect your feet from the elements (and poop), and have the added bonus of not being so tall that you get the top edge digging into your shins. My pair probably has 500+ hours of use and they still look and function almost like new (watertight and not smelly but definitely less shiny than when first purchased). I loved my “gross” pair so much that I decided to order a second one for use at home. They are perfect for wet days and super easy to slide on. I saw on other reviews that people sized down in these but I knew I’d probably wear them with thick socks and I also don’t really think my rain boots need to fit my feet perfectly so I ordered my regular shoe size. They fit great (maybe a tad big if I wear tighter athletic socks) but, again, I don’t need my rain boots to be skintight. Even my husband (who would usually never order shoes from Amazon) commented the other day that he was jealous of my boots and was thinking of ordering a men’s pair. So if you’re looking for a well-made pair of waterproof boots these are a great choice. (Two side notes: 1.) The inside is not waterproof. So if you, like me, make the mistake of wearing them at the beach and accidentally stepping into water higher than your ankles, the inside of your shoe will get wet and you might want to remove the foot pad and let it dry or at least turn your boots upside down as they dry out. 2.) I have high aches and the arch support isn’t amazing. For my home pair I don’t really care because I rarely wear them for long stretches but for my volunteer pair—where I’m often on my feet for 8+ hours—I did add some Dr. Scholl’s inserts.).